We all receive gifts from God. God’s gifts come from someone who knows us well and who loves us above all else. God puts personal effort into His gifts, and His gifts have significance far beyond any earthly value. Pastor Cameron Cloud shares truths about God’s gifts from The Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 7:7-11. All of God’s gifts are rooted in the goodness of God.

Near the end of The Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 7:1-5, Jesus gives a simple command of two words: Judge not. In this text, which is one of the most misquoted, misinterpreted verses of scripture that is found in the Word of God, Pastor Cameron Cloud shares what Jesus says about judging. If we judge, we have disobeyed Jesus Christ and that is a sin.

We have a natural tendency to worry. We often look toward the future and wonder about what might happen, although much of what we worry about never happens. Pastor Cameron Cloud shares what Jesus teaches about worrying, in The Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 6:25-34. Jesus shows us how to win the war over worry and stay focused on what God wants us to stay focused on.

What do you value? Is your heart on things of the earth or things in heaven? We cannot simultaneously lay up for ourselves treasures in heaven and have a heart for heaven, while having a heart for this earth. Pastor Cameron Cloud shares what it looks like for us to follow the truth of true treasure, from Jesus’s own words in The Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 6:19-24. We must treasure Christ above all else!

Many people today are facing challenges. They are faced with emotional, physical, and spiritual challenges and have reached the point where they feel like they are not able to keep going. They are depleted and need to refuel. In 1 Kings 19, Elijah has reached this point. Pastor Cameron Cloud shares what God did in Elijah’s life and how he can do the same in our lives.

If we are going to have joy in our worship and delight in our acts of devotion toward God, then there needs to be some things about our worship that are different. Pastor Cameron Cloud shares two things, from The Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 6:1-18, which will keep delight in our devotion and joy in our worship. God intended for us to enjoy our relationship with Him!

Although we live in a time when things are changing and happening at a very rapid pace, our God never changes. This is a truth that Jesus applies very clearly in The Sermon on the Mount.

Pastor Cameron Cloud shares two truths that Jesus expresses, in Matthew 5:17-48, that are unchangeable and unchangeably true about God.

Pastor Cameron Cloud shares truths from a familiar passage, Matthew 5:13-16, as he continues in the series: Timeless Truths in Changing Times. What Jesus is teaching in these verses from the Sermon on the Mount is the path of discipleship and what it means to influence our world by living and sharing the truth. Are people different because they know us?

When Jesus Christ came, He turned things completely around. Jesus’ teachings, His words, are vastly different than what His culture saw and what ours sees today. Matthew 5 begins with Jesus’ introduction to The Sermon on the Mount. Pastor Cameron shares three things that Jesus calls us to, for righteousness, or rightness. With everything that God calls us to, and demands of us, He gives us exactly what we need to do it.

We live in a time when there is a great need for resurrection power to renew and revive God’s people. We need revival in our homes, churches, communities, and nation.

Pastor Cameron Cloud shares, from 2 Chronicles 7:14, three steps on the road to revival. If we obey these commands, God will do what He promised.